Celeste Rivas case: d4vd’s parents break silence after arrest, deny wrongdoing, ‘he’s innocent’

According to the artist HotNewHipHop, his real name is David BurkeRivas has been under scrutiny for months after his body was found in his home. Tesla last year. After the arrest, the family’s attorney issued a statement of support.

“The parents … are saddened and disappointed by David’s arrest. However, they fully support him and believe he is innocent,” attorney Kent A. Shafer said, adding that they “fully support him,” as quoted by Complex.

“Let us be clear: The actual evidence in this case will show that David Burke did not murder Celeste Rivas Hernandez, nor did he cause her death,” his attorney said. “No indictment was returned by any grand jury … and no criminal charges were filed,” they added, noting that he was only being held on suspicion.

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Authorities are expected to decide soon whether to file charges, with ABC7 reporting that the Los Angeles County District Attorney could take action as early as Monday, April 20.

The California Post quoted neighbors as saying they had no idea the singer lived at the residence.

Separately, an air text message seen during Coachella was initially linked to the case and read “Celeste is a liar,” but was later debunked.

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Complex reports that the news has nothing to do with d4vd, while Desert Sun suggests it could be part of a promotion for the Netflix project.

The case appears to be approaching a critical stage as prosecutors are expected to determine next steps soon. Depending on the outcome of the investigation, it’s still possible that no charges will be filed.